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9/11Understanding the Military: The Institution, the Culture, and the People: Information for Behavioral Healthcare Specialists Working with Veterans and Service Members
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- 2010
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- Public Domain Mark 1.0
- Topics
- war, violence, society, statistics, racial, multicultural, epidemiology, family, behavior, health care, counseling, government, education, economy, marriage, spouse, therapy, psychotherapy
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- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
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- salis; americana
- Language
- English
- Item Size
- 21.3M
38 pages. Partners for Recovery. Includes bibliographic references. This paper provides an overview of the military as an institution, the service members and their families, and how current military conflicts have affected service members, their families, and the future of military service. This is not an exhaustive overview of military culture but provides civilians--specifically behavioral healthcare specialists working with military personnel--with a basic understanding of the life and culture that is the military.
Chapter topics: U.S. Armed Forces, Structure, Budget, Branches of Service, Components, Active Component, Reserves, National Guard, Reserves and National Guard in OIF and OEF, Chain of Command, Military Values, Leave No One Behind, Military Culture, Armed Forces: The People, Personnel Numbers and Stationing, Women in the Military, Sexual Harassment/Assault, Demographics, Age, Race/Ethnicity, Education Level, Socioeconomic Status, Marital Status, The Military Family, Deployments, War (Experience, Physical Aspects Mental and Emotional Aspects), Reunion and Reintegration, Clinical Implications, Challenges and Implications for Behavioral Healthcare Services, Military Ranks.
Chapter topics: U.S. Armed Forces, Structure, Budget, Branches of Service, Components, Active Component, Reserves, National Guard, Reserves and National Guard in OIF and OEF, Chain of Command, Military Values, Leave No One Behind, Military Culture, Armed Forces: The People, Personnel Numbers and Stationing, Women in the Military, Sexual Harassment/Assault, Demographics, Age, Race/Ethnicity, Education Level, Socioeconomic Status, Marital Status, The Military Family, Deployments, War (Experience, Physical Aspects Mental and Emotional Aspects), Reunion and Reintegration, Clinical Implications, Challenges and Implications for Behavioral Healthcare Services, Military Ranks.
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